Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium is Amsterdam's leading luxury lifestyle palace, evoking glamour and elegance for sophisticated, design-literate travellers. Located in the Museum Quarter, the luxury centre and cultural heart of the city, the hotel is an architectural masterpiece that combines a landmark heritage building with a graceful, contemporary design, offering guests a selection of restaurants, a bar, lounge and the 1,000 square metres Spa. A destination hotel with a real sense of place, Mandarin Oriental
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Conservatorium is known at home and abroad as 'Amsterdam's Living Room'.
Rooms and Suites
The hotel features 129 rooms and suites, all equipped with state-of-the-art in-room technology as well as luxury linens and amenities. Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam occupies eight floors with room categories ranging from Duplex Guest Rooms to several suites including a spacious penthouse. All rooms and suites include double glazed windows and range in size from 30 m2 to a spacious 170 m2. Paying homage to the building’s original lofty ceilings, almost half of the rooms have been transformed into stunning duplex layout with large windows and exposed structural beams.
Pampering room details:
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Private bar with extensive choice of cold beverages and snacks• Coffee machine in the room
• Complimentary daily newspaper and amenities upon check-in
• 24 hour room service• Complimentary access to The SPA • Bathrooms feature flat screen mirror TV’s• Micro cotton towels and luxurious designer bathroom amenities
The Spa
The Spa has been awarded as best hotel spa in the Netherlands – offering 1,000 square metres of luxury. It is a spacious and tranquil urban retreat, where visitors can enjoy a dazzling pool, a private Hammam, and the best equipped gym of any hotel in Amsterdam. The specialists offer indulgent therapies, treatments and training offered nowhere else – from nutrition to meditation and Watsu. The lap pool measuring 18m x 5m provides an oasis of calmness and serenity within the comfort of the indulgent simplicity of Lissoni’s design.
Restaurants & Bars
In early 2026, internationally renowned chef, restaurateur and author Yotam Ottolenghi will open his first restaurant in the Netherlands at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium. Inspired by Ottolenghi’s ROVI restaurant in London, the new destination will feature a vegetable-led menu with colourful sharing plates, primarily prepared using locally sourced ingredients. It will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in the hotel’s iconic glass atrium, with further details to be announced in the first quarter of 2026.
Taiko Cuisine will continue as a core part of the hotel’s culinary offering. Led by new Head
Chef Lars Drost, the Asian-inspired fine dining restaurant builds on its reputation through modern interpretations of Far Eastern flavours, grounded in classic techniques and seasonal produce.
